Idioms describing the richness of dishes include eight treasures and jade food, delicacies and mouth watering, which are introduced in detail as follows:

First, eight treasures and jade food:

Eight treasures and jade food are three Chinese idioms, which generally refer to exquisite food, and they are from "The Legend of the West Chamber", where eight treasures and jade food invite lang to eat, and a thousand words are good for business.

delicacies and delicacies are rare and precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea, and they are part of fine food. Bear's paw, bird's nest, shark's fin, sea cucumber, etc. often play the leading role in ancient recipes.

second, delicacies:

delicacies are Chinese idioms, which mean all kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea, generally referring to rich dishes, which come from "Poems of Chang 'an Road", where delicacies abandon fences and cook calves like sunflower.

Mountain delicacies mean rare foods produced in the mountains, and seafood means precious edible seafood, all kinds of precious foods produced in the mountains and the sea, and later they generally refer to all kinds of precious and delicious foods, also known as mountain delicacies and sea faults.

third, drooling:

drooling, a Chinese idiom, means that you are so greedy that your mouth is dripping. It describes the way you are very eager to eat, and it also means that you are very envious of seeing good things. It comes from "Zhao Hai Jia Wen" and drools and squanders the afternoon.

complement, predicate, attribute, complement and derogatory meaning refer to greedy people. But in the eyes of a poor boy like me, I think this is not a small number, and to be honest, it is a bit drooling.

Fourth, endless aftertaste:

Endless aftertaste, a Chinese idiom, means that the more you think about it afterwards, the more meaningful it becomes. It comes from Song Wang Yucheng's Olive, which has a long aftertaste, and it makes you feel sweet at first.

subject-predicate, as predicate, object, complement, refers to recalling meaningful things in the past. This article is meaningful and memorable.

5. Delicious food:

Delicious food is an idiom in China, which means that delicate colors can make people forget hunger and describe a woman's beautiful appearance or scenery. Jin Luji's "Sunrise in the Southeast Corner" is fresh and delicious.

She smiled so sweetly, just like a creamy snack with red cherries, and the filling was honey cocoa with almond flavor, which was really delicious.